Articles Tagged ‘BEG’
Wizz Air to open Krakow base, stationing two A321s and opening 12 routes; leading airport in CEE nations not yet served by carrier
On 21 November Wizz Air announced that it will begin its first-ever flights from Krakow Airport, commencing in 2019. It will base two A321s and open up 12 new routes. Jonathan Ford looks further into the base details, and highlights some reasons as to why Wizz Air has made this move.
easyJet begins third Belgrade service
easyJet begins flights from Berlin Tegel to Belgrade – adds to existing Basel and Geneva services.
Salvador Bahia showcases its latest award – the Arch of Triumph
Salvador Bahia in Brazil won last week’s Arch of Triumph award for the impressive aqua performance that it laid on for Copa Airlines’ inaugural flight from Panama City. See which airport this week has attempted to match the results of Salvador Bahia and tried to break into the top 10 FTWA leaderboard.
easyJet expands from Basel and Berlin Tegel
easyJet adds three lines from Basel and 10 from Tegel – also marks return of Norway to route map.
Airbus and Heathrow celebrate 10th anniversary of first London A380 flight by Singapore Airlines
In this week’s Network Planning Community News, we celebrate a landmark event at London Heathrow with the iconic A380. Every day, some 50 A380 flights carry 10% of Heathrow’s daily passenger traffic on a choice of nine airlines to reach 15 global destinations. More news from Belgrade Airport.
Tampa Airport is tantilized by its latest Cake of the Week win
In this week’s Network Planning Community News, along with Tampa’s Cake of the Week win, Hamburg, Hannover and Belgrade airports celebrate 2017 passenger milestones, while AirAsia triumphs five years of operation from Kunming in China.
Tampere-Malaga is “Skyscanner Unserved Route of the Week” with over 16,000 searches; Finnair’s next regional route??
Skyscanner’s Travel Insight software has shown that in the last year over 16,000 potential travellers searched on the leading flight comparison site for flights between Tampere and Malaga ‒ but the route is unserved!? With Finnair adding a Palma de Mallorca to Oulu service in S18, could this airport pair be the next route linking ‘little […]
Keflavik Arch of Triumph kings revel in crowning glory
Reykjavik/Keflavik’s fire crew show off their huge certificate from last week’s competition. How will they get it on the fire station wall?? Nice to have some real geographic diversity in this week’s Arch of Triumph, with five different regions battling it out for glory.
Hainan Airlines expands its offering to Europe and Middle East
Hainan Airlines adds a second route to Tel Aviv and begins serving Belgrade from Beijing via Prague.
Danish delight in first-ever Arch of Triumph win
Denmark’s Copenhagen Airport is renowned for its slick B2B aviation marketing…yet it has taken until the fourth year of the Arch of Triumph competition to claim its first-ever win. A further 12 airports also sent us their offerings this week.
Air Serbia ventures to Venice
Air Serbia begins a four times weekly service between Belgrade and Venice Marco Polo.
Seven airports battle it out to be Week 19 Arch of Triumph champion
While Europe has delivered the most FTWAs and the most winners so far in this year’s Arch of Triumph competition, does it have the best wins per entry ratio? Or does that honour belong somewhere else in the world? Find out here, as well as which of this week’s seven airports has done the business.